Grats, always seems to take the things bloody forever, doesn't it?

Hope your scorpions are good. I need to buy some seeds for those for this spring.

Well done! Your patience has been rewarded.
Half of my Bhut pods are still on the plant ripening....
long late season here, too.

Josh

Thanks guys. I didn't take a picture of my Fatali which is doing better than all the others. My first group of seedlings died when I was traveling. My wife doesn't have the pepper love like I do so this second group started late. She does think that my Bolivian Rainbow is so pretty it now gets to live on the main floor of the house and several of her friends want one.

Hope the rest ripen before it gets too cold.

John

jcav8ter, nice, even though you had to wait for them. I'm sure the delay won't impact your enjoyment ;-))

Edymnion, send mean email regarding TS seeds.

Couldn't resist not putting up a picture of the Fatali. This plant is quite prolific. There are about 20 full size pods and at least 30 more buds.

John

Nice looking Fatalii, John. That's been the toughest pepper I've ever tried to grow. It seems to take longer than anything but a tepin. Last year I got one pod and this year will probably be about a dozen from one plant. My Bhuts on the other hand will probably yield about 30-40 ripe pods before frost sets in this week. The tepins are potted.
-Gaines

Gaines

These peppers are all so different, even plant to plant of the same type. My Fatalii was one of my best ones. It did grow a little slower but put out flowers and pods with all the rest. It then grew about 8" more and put out a ton more. My Trinidad Scorpions have varied quite a bit. One plant has ripe fruit and the other just forming buds. Both planted at the same time and were next to each other. My slowest grower is a Chocolate Bhut. It sprouted at the same time as all of these and it's maybe a 1' tall. All the others are 3' plus and have put out fruit.

Have many new ones to try next year, looking forward to it.

John

Very nice looking plants jcav8ter!

I'm glad you posted the Fatali photo. Great looking plant. One of my favorites.

Rick

I love the fatalis, one of my best producers this year, in terms of chinense, 50 pods or so ripe thus far and have 20 pods or so working on ripening(they are in container, definately will try to over winter this one!